MOVIE WEEK: Roma billboards...

With a filmography like Y Tu Mamá También, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Children of Men and Gravity already under his belt, this awards season Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón is back with his most personal motion picture, Roma.

The Golden Globe-nominated Netflix film even received a three week theatrical window to make it even more appealing for critics and Academy voters.

Nominated for Golden Globes for Best Foreign Language Motion Picture, Best Screenplay and Director, the black and white film is about a middle-class family in Mexico City grappling with a politically and emotionally tumultuous time in the early 1970s.

Yalitza Aparicio plays 'Cleo', the family's live-in maid and surrogate mother to the children, in her cinematic and acting debut.

And in case you're wondering, the title of this semi-autobiographical film refers to the Colonia Roma district of Mexico City.

These movie billboards were photographed along the Sunset Strip, Melrose Avenue, Hollywood Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard from November 15 to December 7, 2018.

Fans of Alfonso Cuarón can also enjoy all these movie billboards for Gravity filling the city skyline in 2013.

Let's see if Roma can land the director more accolades, and more importantly, make the streaming service a studio to be reckoned with in regards to the Academy Awards.

UPDATED: Congratulations to Roma for scoring three Golden Globes nominations, including for Best Director, Screenplay and Foreign Language Motion Picture, plus eight Critics' Choice Award nominations.

Netflix is certainly capitalising on these accolades and filling the skies with even more consideration billboards for the film, especially now the streaming service owns all those key Sunset Strip billboard sites.

These nominee billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip and La Brea Avenue on December 26, 2018.

UPDATED: Congratulations to Roma for its four Critics' Choice Award wins and two Golden Globes (for Best Director and Best Screenplay, both for Alfonso Caurón).

Let's see if the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences are equally enamoured this awards season. Maybe these awards campaign billboards spied above Sunset Plaza on January 18, 2019, will help.